ASSOCIATED british Ports (ABP) and Taiwan International Ports Corporation (TIPC) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) at the Kaohsiung Port Cruise Terminal to facilitate the exchange of information and experiences relating to floating offshore wind (FLOW). Additionally, it paves the way for both parties to explore potential business collaboration opportunities in the future, reports Greece's Container News.
ABP has plans for future growth of its offshore wind-related activities, including a transformational project to develop a major floating offshore wind hub port at Port Talbot in Wales.
Said TIPC vice president Shu-hui Cheng: 'The third phase of offshore wind power development is about to unfold in Taiwan. With larger scale wind turbines, localisation policies, etc, there will be more demand for land and space in ports of Taiwan, and the demonstration plan of floating wind will also bring up more requirements and challenges.'
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ABP has plans for future growth of its offshore wind-related activities, including a transformational project to develop a major floating offshore wind hub port at Port Talbot in Wales.
Said TIPC vice president Shu-hui Cheng: 'The third phase of offshore wind power development is about to unfold in Taiwan. With larger scale wind turbines, localisation policies, etc, there will be more demand for land and space in ports of Taiwan, and the demonstration plan of floating wind will also bring up more requirements and challenges.'
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